Styrenix Performance Materials Ltd (NSE: STYRENIX) is currently around ₹2,055 per share (close on 12 Dec 2025).(business-standard.com)

There is no reliable, broadly-accepted “official” forecasted price for Styrenix from major brokerages in the public domain right now (Business Standard shows no active broker research/target data).(business-standard.com)

1. What public “forecasts” are visible

Most price targets you see online are from non-broker blogs or algorithmic projections and are not SEBI-registered research. For example, one blog (Dailybulls) had projected Styrenix could be around ₹3,300 by Dec 2025, with monthly targets of ₹2,540–₹3,640 during 2025.(dailybulls.in)

In reality, the stock did hit a 52‑week high of about ₹3,524 in June 2025 and then corrected sharply to a recent low near ₹1,962 in December 2025, showing how aggressive forecasts can be quickly invalidated.(business-standard.com)

Conclusion: Any single number labelled as a “forecasted price” for Styrenix is highly speculative and should not be treated as a guaranteed target.

2. Current valuation snapshot (for your own assessment)

As of 12 Dec 2025:(business-standard.com)

- Price: ~₹2,055

- Market cap: ~₹3,600+ crore

- TTM EPS: ~₹114–114 per share

- TTM P/E: ~18–21x (roughly in line with broader chemicals/petrochem valuations)

- 52‑week range: ~₹1,962 – ₹3,524

- FY25: strong revenue growth (~34% YoY) and profit growth (~36% YoY), but the stock has still corrected ~30% over the last year.

These metrics suggest the market is already discounting cyclicality and near‑term demand risks despite good reported numbers.

3. How to think about future price (instead of a single “forecast”)

For an evidence‑based view instead of a blind target, focus on:

1. Volume growth & spreads in ABS/styrenics products

2. Margin sustainability (raw material prices – styrene/benzene, and ability to pass costs)

3. Capacity utilisation / expansion plans and any capex guidance

4. Capital allocation & dividends (Styrenix has a history of high payouts; dividend yield and payout policy matter for valuation)

5. Peer valuations in specialty chemicals/petrochemicals; if peers trade at, say, 18–22x normalized earnings, Styrenix will generally stay in a similar band unless its growth/margins structurally diverge.

Illustrative example (not a recommendation):

If, hypothetically, Styrenix sustains EPS of ~₹130–140 over the next 1–2 years and the market assigns a 18–20x multiple, a theoretical valuation band might be ₹2,300–₹2,800. This is only a valuation framework example, not a price target or advice.

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If you want a live view of price, charts, and basic ratios, you can track Styrenix here (for reference):

- Business Standard – Styrenix Performance Materials quote & fundamentals(business-standard.com)

- Economic Times Markets – live quote, key metrics & charts(economictimes.indiatimes.com)

For any investment decision, rely on SEBI‑registered research reports and your advisor; do not act solely on blog/website “targets.”

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